Wax test..
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Was this by any chance the work of Handz? lol.
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mygreengt
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no lol
JerZeyStangz
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I'm a fan of collinite even though I dont own their waxes. They have super man type durability and last for a long time. I know AG will give those dark paints that reflection you get when you first buy a new car, just perfect. As for the rest not sure about them, but that was good read!
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i personally have collinite 845, pete's 53, and autoglym HD.
i prefer the pete's 53 for the ease of application/removal and how it looks on dark paint, and of course the durability.
i prefer the pete's 53 for the ease of application/removal and how it looks on dark paint, and of course the durability.
JerZeyStangz
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So pete's 53 is the shiniest and longest? Nice! I want to use some collinite waxes for my Silver metallic Audi for the winter. I dont want the salt to beat the car this year.
Pete's FTWWWW
This picture was taken yesterday morning, 15 days since application. Car has been sitting outside since, though we haven't had much/any rain:
CG makes some quality waxes, no doubt. Can't wait to try 50/50 on my metallic blue Camaro in the spring.
This picture was taken yesterday morning, 15 days since application. Car has been sitting outside since, though we haven't had much/any rain:
CG makes some quality waxes, no doubt. Can't wait to try 50/50 on my metallic blue Camaro in the spring.
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The bead action looks great!
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how much are you looking to spend?
I didn't like the write up. He gave a #1 and #2 in each category and then said there all about the same. If I were detailing in volume I would definitely use the collinite for ease of use,reflection and price.
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